Following is the second in a four-part series on coercive control.
As he finishes his summary of the many reasons why no other man would ever want her, she struggles into the dress that had once fit so well – before he had told her that if she ever left him, he would take the children.
Mountain View City Manager Kimbra McCarthy remembers March 12, 2020, well. It was the day the city declared a state of emergency at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic. McCarthy was nine days into her new position as the city’s lead administrator.
Floral designer Katie Chirgotis appeared at the Garden Club of Los Altos’ March 23 Zoom meeting to offer tips for those making their own arrangements.
To increase accessibility of the historical J. Gilbert Smith House, the Los Altos History Museum engaged VirtualEyes Media to create two interactive virtual tours of the home.
The Daughters of the American Revolution – which has a Los Altos branch – conducts an American History Essay Contest annually to encourage young students to think creatively about the nation’s history and absorb it in a new light.
With Santa Clara County in the orange tier of the state’s COVID-19 reopening blueprint, the Los Altos main library has expanded to accommodate up to 50% occupancy. The Woodland branch remains closed.
